Even Ultraman Needs to Use a Rider Kick

After looking for a while, I'm wondering what the relationship is between the chapter titles and the content? It seems completely irrelevant. 🤔

What's going on? The protagonist comes to fight monsters and there's no support at all. Leo only has to fight one, but the protagonist has to fight three and still no support. Is this discrimination against the protagonist? If it were me, I'd rather just destroy everything.

Good grief, they originally only used Rider Kick, but now even his physique has changed. It's like they're just writing Kamen Rider from the start. They might as well have just written that Kamen Rider went to the Land of Light, got hit by light, and gained the ability to grow to giant size.

This book has some flaws; readers who can tolerate those flaws can read it with confidence. The protagonist takes in and adopts a beautiful girl who was transformed from a monster that destroyed the city and caused deaths. While the protagonist is fighting aliens, Shirato, a member of the team seeking revenge for his girlfriend, shoots at the protagonist without regard for his safety.

This book is surprisingly well-written and engaging. The plot is original and the protagonist's mindset perfectly matches my expectations. The character design, the relationships between people, and the subtle details in the dialogue and psychology always bring a smile to my face.

I'm quite curious how the author managed to write Owen as a light novel; it's pretty hilarious.

How should I put it? The premise seems okay, but I don't know if it's just me being weird or if it's a problem with the author's writing, but all the characters seem so despicable.

Leorio is way past that era, it was Ace's time. Why didn't Seven know about the Hipporito aliens' abilities, even though they were wiped out before?

This is the most unique Ultraman fan art I've ever seen. It's niche, but it's right up my alley, and I really enjoyed reading it. The characters are very distinct; whether it's the main character, Dan, Gen, or even the children and the dragon girl, they're all exceptionally well-developed. Damn, that's weird. Let me take another look.

If you understand the references and are a fan of both Kamen Rider and Ultraman, this book will be a delightful read. It's a good book, and the author would make it even better with a cover.